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  Temperature and Velocity Measurement of a 3-D Thermal Flow Field using Thermo-sensitive Liquid Crystals
 
 
Title: Temperature and Velocity Measurement of a 3-D Thermal Flow Field using Thermo-sensitive Liquid Crystals
Author: I. Kimura
T. Hyodo
M. Ozawa
Appeared in: Journal of visualization
Paging: Volume 1 (2002) nr. 2 pages 145-152
Year: 2002-09-06
Contents: It is an important challenge to analyze a three-dimensional thermal flow field in engineering, science, and agriculture. For such an analysis, it is essential to measure physical quantities such as temperature and velocity over the entire thermal flow field. This paper presents a measurement system based on color image processing for temperature and velocity vector distributions in a three-dimensional thermal flow field. Flow visualization is accomplished by the use of thermo-sensitive liquid crystal tracers. An algorithm for the color-to-temperature transformation using a multi-layer feed-forward neural network is applied to three-dimensional natural convection in a rotating cylindrical cell. Two-dimensional temperature distributions in a slit plane are obtained by using the algorithm. A three-dimensional temperature distribution is consequently constructed by interpolating the two-dimensional distributions using the B-spline function. In addition, the Spatio-Temporal correlation method is applied to the natural convection to obtain a three-dimensional velocity vector distribution.
Publisher: IOS Press
Source file: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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